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DO NOT REPLY [Bug 37680] - [PatchAvailable] httpd brings down system w/100% CPU+thrashing disks if num listening sockets drops to one on restart/graceful
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darius-abz@free-range.com.au changed:
What |Removed |Added
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Priority|P3 |P2
Summary|If num listening sockets |[PatchAvailable] httpd
|drops to one on |brings down system w/100%
|restart/graceful, httpd jams|CPU+thrashing disks if num
|with 100% CPU |listening sockets drops to
| |one on restart/graceful
Version|2.0.58 |2.2.2
------- Additional Comments From darius-abz@free-range.com.au 2006-09-01 13:54 -------
I can reproduce this on httpd-2.2.3, but only if I use the "worker" MPM. The
default "prefork" MPM seems unaffected by the bug in 2.2.x -- I haven't yet
looked into why that's the case. Brian: Were you using "worker"?
It certainly is nasty with 2.2.3 and "worker" -- I had to hard-reset my system
for the first time since... well, since the last time I accidentally set off a
fork-bomb ;-)
Nudging the priority and changing the bug title in accordance with the severity
of the symptoms as originally reported by Ciro in Comment #3 back in May.
Updating the version to 2.2.2 (it seems 2.2.3 isn't selectable at the moment???)
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